Safe Driving Practices For The Next Generation Scholarship

Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P.

Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. is happy to present a $2,500 Safe Driving Practices for the Next Generation Scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded to the student applicant who best conveys a meaningful understanding of today’s unsafe driving practices among young drivers. The deadline to submit an application is June 15, 2022.

Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. Wants to Cut Down on Preventable Motor Vehicle Crashes

As personal injury attorneys, the legal team at Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. know that, although texting while driving is extremely unsafe, this is not the only activity that can make it unsafe to be on the road these days. The firm has seen countless injuries from crashes that could have been avoided with simple, safe driving practices.

“The outcomes can be catastrophic, and we would like nothing better than to see fewer of these crash victims,” said Erin Hargis, partner at Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.C. “We are happy to represent people who have been injured in a crash caused by another person’s negligence, but we would much rather the crash not happen in the first place.”

This was the inspiration and motivation for the Safe Driving Practices for the Next Generation Scholarship. The law firm’s partners agreed that college-bound students would be the ideal source for crafting a strong message on this topic.

“We are calling on the younger drivers who have witnessed unsafe driving practices firsthand amongst their peers to write about one of these behaviors, how it is unsafe, and how younger drivers can address the problem,” said Matthew Bligh, partner at Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.C. “We think their voice can make a difference.”

This scholarship dovetails perfectly with another award that Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.C. is offering via its Auto Safety & Technology Scholarship, which focuses on the role that technology plays in distracted driving car accidents.

You can learn more about the Auto Safety & Technology Scholarship here.

Eligibility Criteria for the Safe Driving Practices for the Next Generation Scholarship

Students who wish to apply for the $2,500 Safe Driving Practices for the Next Generation Scholarship must meet the following criteria:

• A student must be either accepted to or currently enrolled in a two or four-year university or college or graduate school.
• A student must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0.
• A student must write and submit an essay responding to the topic described below.
• A student must accept the Terms and Conditions.

Scholarship Essay Prompt and Application Instructions

To apply for the $2,500 Safe Driving Practices for the Next Generation Scholarship, complete the form on this page, being certain to upload your unofficial transcript with your submission, along with your essay, in PDF format, on the following topic:

Essay Prompt for Safe Driving Practices for the Next Generation Scholarship

We all know that texting while driving is extremely unsafe, but texting is not the only activity that makes being on the road unsafe. Write a 500-750 word Public Safety Announcement PSA on the subject of one non-phone-related habit that makes driving unsafe. Include guidance for addressing the unsafe driving practice among your fellow young drivers. You are free to write the PSA however you like, but the winning entry will be informative, engaging, and viable.

The deadline for submissions is June 15, 2022.

We regret that, for legal reasons, we are unable to accept calls, emails, or other communication regarding the scholarship, or answer any questions, other than those submitted here. All the necessary details about this scholarship can be found above. We will make sure to contact you in case we need any further information.

Any applications received after the deadline will not be taken into consideration.

Previous Winners

Announcements about the previous winners of our scholarship can be found by clicking one of the links below:

• 2021 Winner: Lila Johnson